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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 16, 1935
Page
6
Obituary of Mrs Neil Bethune Pioneer Resident of Shoal Lake
Mrs Neil Bethune an early Shoal Lake settler died in Winnipeg on Tuesday October 1 1935 after a brief illness. Born June 14 1855 in Landsboro Huron County Ontario she moved east then west to Brandon and Shoal Lake where she lived with her sister Mrs David Moffatt for many years. She married late in life and is survived by three sisters and one brother Mrs Proctor Calgary Me King Bayfield Ont Mrs D Moffatt Shoal Lake and George Ontario Funeral was held Thursday October 3 with interment in Shoal Lake cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Bethune
Shoal Lake District
Winnipeg
Mre Bethune
Landsboro
Huron
Coventy
Ontario
East
Brandon
Bethane
David Moffatt
Wear
Bethone
Proctor
Calgary
Shoal Lake Cemetery
Visitors from Winnipeg and church anniversary observed
Pope and Mrs Bert Webster visited Winnipeg while their relatives Mr and Mrs C Gray hosted. A break in at Northern Elevator failed to yield loot. Setia Church marked its fortieth anniversary with a large turnout, a short sermon by Rev J D McNair, fine choir music led by Mr Few, and generous offerings. Local radios reported election results Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Webster
Winnipeg
C Gray
Busey
Setia
J. D McNair
Few
Decker United Church Holds Anniversary Services
Anniversary services at Decker United Church drew large crowds with afternoon and evening sessions led by Rev. TD Barnett and Rev. IT H Brown. Musical numbers were performed by local artists, autumn decorations by Mr H Quinton, and a $91 church building fund was raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker United Church
TD. Barnett
IT. H. Brown
McQonnell
R. Teale
Kima Cumming
Marion Frame
N. Hodgson
Brockie Music Company
Brandon
Canadian Wheat Board Participation Certificates Notice
The Canadian Wheat Board reminds producers to retain their Participation Certificates in their possession. Do not surrender until instructed. notices will be issued when surrender is required. Also, assessment rolls for Rural Municipality of Hamiota and Village of Hamiota deposited. complaints due to the secretary treasurer by October 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Wheat Board
Hamiota
Special Layman's Service at Hamida United Church
Rev T D Barnett will lead a Sunday program at 9 a m with Ex Mayor Fusee of Neepawa as speaker. The 7 p m address Marry or Not concludes a fall series. it discusses young men fearing love and whether marriage is wise in hard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fusee
Neepawa
Canadian National Railways Revenues Reported for Week
The CN rail system reports gross revenues for the week ending October 7 1925 showing an increase of 616 720 to 3 942 766 compared with 3 326 046 in the prior period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian National Railwaye
Any Elevator Will Handle Board Wheat
Western Canada line elevators accept farmers grain for outright sale or act as agents for the Canadian Wheat Board. They receive handle make payment for and ship Board wheat and lend full assistance to the Boards operations. Any farmer can sell grain outright or through the Board at any line elevator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Canadian Wheat Board
Qcanadian Wheat Board
Cooling and Wax Plucking in Poultry Processing
The article details cooling fowl after rough plucking before wax treatment per Dr N H Grace. It recommends hanging birds in a cool room until body temperature drops toward 70 F, typical cooling times vary from about one to two hours, longer if wax smears occur, and advises testing with three birds to set conditions for larger batches as published by the National Research Council of Canada and the Dominion Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Grace
Grace Suggeste
National Research Council of Canada
Dominion Department of Agriculture
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